Jonathan Swift: Essays on His Satire and Other StudiesOxford University Press, 1964 - 292 páginas |
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... editions ; and I began to notice the disturbing variations in the text of different editions . It became evident that ... edition of Swift's Poems , which was pub- lished by the Clarendon Press in 1937 , and Professor Acknowledgements ...
... editions ; and I began to notice the disturbing variations in the text of different editions . It became evident that ... edition of Swift's Poems , which was pub- lished by the Clarendon Press in 1937 , and Professor Acknowledgements ...
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... edition of his Correspond- ence , together with new editions and studies of the Prose Works necessitated by the considerable amount of new manuscript material and bibliographical information which has recently come to light . I speak of ...
... edition of his Correspond- ence , together with new editions and studies of the Prose Works necessitated by the considerable amount of new manuscript material and bibliographical information which has recently come to light . I speak of ...
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... edition , owing to the fears of the printer , not so much because of the things omitted as because of cer- tain passages which were added in a style so slovenly that he was un- willing to have them remain in a volume which would be ...
... edition , owing to the fears of the printer , not so much because of the things omitted as because of cer- tain passages which were added in a style so slovenly that he was un- willing to have them remain in a volume which would be ...
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